I’ve been trying my absolute hardest to build up enough hubris to birth at least one extra update to this blog in between the bi-annual posts, but it’s been really difficult, but this is not the time for excuses; it’s … Continue reading →
It seems as though time flows like a river; history repeats itself and another of the seemingly bi-annual posts on this blog will start with an apology about not writing blog posts. We’ve had quite a lot of questions about … Continue reading →
Silverlight has some great UI virtualisation features. You can have thousands of items in an ItemsControl, and so long as you are using a VirtualizingStackPanel the UI will remain snappy and responsive. However, what if the thousands of items that … Continue reading →
We’re a small team of professional developers by most people’s standards. By day, we all work on a product using some pretty cool, modern technology and by night, we’re transformed into intergalactic space cops or horse murderers (that’s a reference … Continue reading →
During our time developing for Silverlight 3 and Windows Phone 7, we found a few holes in functionality and structure that we wanted to fill. Being WPF developers by day, the gulf in functionality between the runtimes provided some challenges … Continue reading →